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Selkirk community produce thousands of poppies for spectacular cascade from parish church

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Caddy Mann chef is game for anything

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Main Street Trading Company owners Rosamund and Bill de la Hey pictured at their business in St Boswells.

Mainstreet Trading back on UK small shop shortlist

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Selkirk Sheriff Court.

Selkirk 20-year-old in court for knocking himself out with wine bottle

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Plans being drawn up to bring wildcats back to Borders

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Lotto blow leaves Hawick charity facing uncertain future

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Residents of Hawick street plead to be left in dark

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Hawick research centre will be first of its kind in UK

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The Hunters Hall in Galashiels and the old butcher's shop on its left.

Galashiels pub hoping to increase capacity by half again to almost 600

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A Macmillan coffee morning was held in Ednam village hall. Pictured are organisers Gail Clarkson, right, and Doris Bathgate.

Cancer charity cashes in at coffee morning thanks to Ednam villagers’ generosity

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Jedburgh’s one-way system is staying put, confirms council

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The site of Tuesday's crash on the A68 near St Boswells.

A68 crash at St Boswells leaves driver seriously injured

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The A68 is blocked in both directions at St Boswells.

Accident blocking A68 at St Boswells

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Police near the scene of the aeroplane crash in East Yorkshire.

Aircraft involved in fatal crash was on way south from Borders, police confirm

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The Cycle to Syracuse team with Scottish Secretary and Borders MP David Mundell, left, and Dumfriesshire MSP Oliver Mundell, right.

Cycle ride through Borders a tribute to victims of 1988 Lockerbie disaster

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Crime More Crime >>

Selkirk 20-year-old in court for knocking himself out with wine bottle

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Jedburgh Sheriff Court.

Kelso man told to behave himself after admitting sending abusive Facebook messages to ex-partner

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The Margaret Kerr Unit at the Borders General Hospital in Melrose.

Support worker spared jail for stealing money from Borders General Hospital

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Cameron Crawford and his wife Mary

Melrose student’s dad believes son might have been robbed before crash

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Nursery closes after effort to raise funds fails

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Wendy Oliver of Thos. B. Oliver's garage in Denholm, prize-winning student Robbie Anderson and Borders College vice-principal Heather Anderson.

Award-winning Jedburgh student Robbie finally gets his just rewards

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The recipients of the special awards at today's Borders College Graduation.

Borders College students graduate in style

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6th form scientists from Sedburgh Grammar School held a class at St Mary's, Joe Osborne and Elizabeth Morgan.

IN PICTURES: Borders science festival goes off with a bang

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Doddie Weir, right, during a previous visit to Springwood Park, for a fundraiser in January, with fellow honorary fellow Gregor Townsend.

Borders College agrees that Doddie Weir’s a jolly good fellow

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Business More Business >>

Hawick research centre will be first of its kind in UK

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The Hunters Hall in Galashiels and the old butcher's shop on its left.

Galashiels pub hoping to increase capacity by half again to almost 600

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Councillor Stuart Marshall outside Hawick's Homebase store.

Home Bargains’ £5m bid to take over Hawick Homebase would create 50 jobs

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Eshiels woodland, Peebles.

Community steps in to save Eshiels woodland

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Politics More Politics >>

Residents of Hawick street plead to be left in dark

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The Hunters Hall in Galashiels and the old butcher's shop on its left.

Galashiels pub hoping to increase capacity by half again to almost 600

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Councillor Stuart Marshall outside Hawick's Homebase store.

Home Bargains’ £5m bid to take over Hawick Homebase would create 50 jobs

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The Royal British Legion Scotland club in Galashiels.

Galashiels legion club faces opposition to bid to sell booze earlier

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Scaffold in Jedburgh's town square.

Jedburgh’s one-way system is staying put, confirms council

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Environment More Environment >>

Plans being drawn up to bring wildcats back to Borders

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Jedburgh High Street.

Rabbit cull on way in Jedburgh as pigeon one is called for as well

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Eshiels woodland, Peebles.

Community steps in to save Eshiels woodland

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Scaffold in Jedburgh's town square.

Jedburgh’s one-way system is staying put, confirms council

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Health More Health >>

NHS Borders says sorry for letting stroke victim down

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John Lamont MP.

Use of drugs to treat ADHD comes under fire from Borders MP

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Christine Grahame and Christina McKelvie (inside the bus) are joined by volunteer drivers and funding partners of the scheme.

Galashiels transport service unveils new bus

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A time to heal...Sands has offered bereavement care across the UK since it was founded 40 years ago by two bereaved mums who discovered there was no support available to them.

A time for bereaved Scottish parents to remember

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Travel dilemma...children with cancer have to travel for many miles to receive treatment with their families bearing the brunt of the additional costs.

CLIC Sargent asks government to create patient travel fund

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